Business Model

Strategy seems to have this mystical aura surrounding it, but it is nothing more than applying some really deep (and perhaps objectively facilitated) thinking about five areas of focus.

Are you struggling to convey your brilliant business ideas to others? Try simplifying your explanation to the point where a six-year-old would understand it.

When starting your business, make sure that your idea has legs. If not, you’ll quickly be forgotten. The business world has its fair share of one-hit wonders.

A business model explains which customer need or want your start-up chooses to fulfil; why your solution works better than competing ones and what your potential customers will be willing to pay for such a solution.

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How to create a business model to compete with new technologies.

Defining your business model is step one to getting your SME positioned for success.

Get ready to abandon outmoded thinking and embrace new, innovative models of value creation.

Use the right strategies to deliver on customer needs and stand out from the competition.

The best marketing strategy identifies unmet needs, and then delivers on them.

How to leverage trends to introduce new ideas and boost the value of your business.

Think you have a hot business idea? Put it to the test.

An entrepreneur’s key question about his new start-up is: will it work? The answer to this lies in thorough market research.

To illustrate an application of the process of defining and refining a business model, we explore a real-life case study of business model innovation.

Finding the right entrepreneurial opportunity depends on two important questions to ask yourself: Is there a gap in the market? And am I the right person to fill the gap?